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Food & Drink

Kellogg’s Diner welcomes Brooklynites back as a modernized version of its old self

By Paul Frangipane & Meaghan McGoldrick O’Neil

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Development

Best of Brooklyn real estate to shine at Chamber’s Domino Refinery showcase

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Development

Domino Square opens, transforming Williamsburg waterfront with public plaza and iconic design

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Food & Drink

Kellogg’s Diner reopens in Williamsburg with new owners, a new menu, and the same charm

By Kirstyn Brendlen

The intersection of Johnson Street and Bushwick Place where Rodriguez crashed head-on into an Uber carrying two passengers

Drug-impaired wrong-way driver gets 15 years for Williamsburg crash that left woman paralyzed

By Adam Daly

Owner of Psaraki restaurant with staff

AMNY

Psaraki brings great views and amazing Mediterranean cuisine

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Business

Brooklyn-born jewelry brand Catbird celebrates 20th birthday in Williamsburg

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

End of an era: Crest Hardware’s Farewell Fest draws crowds of Brooklynites to Williamsburg for final goodbye

By Cate Corcoran

Brooklyn robbery suspect on Citi Bike

AMNY

Brooklyn brute on Citi Bike knocked man out in violent robbery: cops

madame morbid trolley

Arts & Entertainment

All aboard! Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours return to Brooklyn’s haunted streets

By Jack Parry

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Food & Drink

Culinary fusion: How love and lox sparked Shalom Japan’s 10-year success in Williamsburg

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Food & Drink

Opa! Psaraki brings traditional Greek meals and family recipes to Williamsburg

By Natalie Dahan

crest hardware

Business

Williamsburg’s Crest Hardware to close after six decades in business

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Kids & Education

Experimental anti-hate violence curriculum debuts at 3 Brooklyn middle schools, with hopes of expanding

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Development

Affordable housing lottery opens in long-time-coming South Williamsburg development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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AMNY

Williamsburg’s Please Tell Me brings unique tunes and to-go wine to the neighborhood

The Yes Chef Food Fest is coming to Williamsburg this summer. These tacos will be there.

AMNY

New Yes Chef Food Fest coming to Williamsburg this summer

veselka in williamsburg

Food & Drink

Veselka continues its decades-long legacy at new Williamsburg location

By Emily Davenport

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Development

Affordable housing lottery opens for 35 units in sleek new East Williamsburg development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

other people's clothes store

Business

Other People’s Clothes opens new secondhand store in South Williamsburg

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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